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want to make sure credit is give to the correct person!
A Wood stork is a rare visitor to Kansas and we were blessed with this one's presence for several days.
Photo by James Glynn
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Mallard hens can be just as spectacular
as
the males!
Photo by Ray Ruggles
Wildflowers abound
on Quivira NWR
in the spring and summer.
Photos by Gary
Meggers
Tundra
Swans grace the Big Salt Marsh.
Photo by Robin Drake-Woods
Look closely! Not only does this
little lady have a bobbed "ear-do"
but she is travelling with a friend!
Photo by James Glynn
Bald
Eagles can be found where the ducks are Quivira has seen as many as 147 during
the winter!
Photo by Ray Ruggles
Sandhill
Cranes visit local
fields during the fall and winter.
Photo
by Ray Ruggles
You can view Canada Geese by the hundreds
of thousands during the fall migration!
Photo by Ray Ruggles
Uplan d Sandpipers are frequent
visitors to the Refuge in the spring
and summer.
Photo by Ray Ruggles
Across
a crowded Marsh...Two frogs eye each other...True Love!
Photo by Dave Hilley
Up
close and personal with a Red Tailed
Hawk!
Photo by Ray Ruggles
Peek-a-boo! ------- Photo by Ray Ruggles
